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Empathy, Vulnerability, and Unicycles
In leadership, just as in any other aspect of life, being openly vulnerable is a hard thing to do. It can be for several reasons; we might feel it portrays weakness or lack of authority. Or, because we judge ourselves too harshly, and although we love to see others' openness, we might feel afraid of showcasing our own.
Still, connecting with our teams from a place of vulnerability is perhaps the most potent type of connection, and there is a shortcut to it: empathy.
Through empathy, we can authentically connect with people, not only by walking in their shoes but also by being concerned about them, about their struggles, their challenges, and their victories.
In this episode, we delve into the power of vulnerability and how we can create more substantial and long-lasting connections with those around us through empathy. We explore the advantages of effective communication, the transforming effects of understanding someone else's point of view, being genuinely concerned about people's progress and evolution, and how crucial it is to adopt the beginner mindset when teaching something.
In This Episode, You Will Learn:
- The power of empathy to help us understand others' struggles and challenges (2:22)
- The transformational effects of understanding someone else's point of view (5:20)
- The power of being concerned about people's progress (8:47)
- Fun time with a unicycle, and the relevance of adopting the beginner mindset to teach empathetically (11:30)
- When seeking to understand is a priority, everything becomes easier (15:15)
Resources:
- Quote: Simon Sinek - "Empathy is about being concerned about the human being and not just about their output."
- Quote: Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft - "The key to everything is empathy because nothing is more fruitful than walking in the shoes of others."
- Quote: Stephen Covey - "Seek first to understand, then to be understood."
- Coaching with Clint Consultation Call - Book Here
- Download my free One-on-One Transformation tool
Let's Connect!
- Website
- Email: [email protected]
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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By Clint Hoopes
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In leadership, just as in any other aspect of life, being openly vulnerable is a hard thing to do. It can be for several reasons; we might feel it portrays weakness or lack of authority. Or, because we judge ourselves too harshly, and although we love to see others' openness, we might feel afraid of showcasing our own.
Still, connecting with our teams from a place of vulnerability is perhaps the most potent type of connection, and there is a shortcut to it: empathy.
Through empathy, we can authentically connect with people, not only by walking in their shoes but also by being concerned about them, about their struggles, their challenges, and their victories.
In this episode, we delve into the power of vulnerability and how we can create more substantial and long-lasting connections with those around us through empathy. We explore the advantages of effective communication, the transforming effects of understanding someone else's point of view, being genuinely concerned about people's progress and evolution, and how crucial it is to adopt the beginner mindset when teaching something.
In This Episode, You Will Learn:
- The power of empathy to help us understand others' struggles and challenges (2:22)
- The transformational effects of understanding someone else's point of view (5:20)
- The power of being concerned about people's progress (8:47)
- Fun time with a unicycle, and the relevance of adopting the beginner mindset to teach empathetically (11:30)
- When seeking to understand is a priority, everything becomes easier (15:15)
Resources:
- Quote: Simon Sinek - "Empathy is about being concerned about the human being and not just about their output."
- Quote: Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft - "The key to everything is empathy because nothing is more fruitful than walking in the shoes of others."
- Quote: Stephen Covey - "Seek first to understand, then to be understood."
- Coaching with Clint Consultation Call - Book Here
- Download my free One-on-One Transformation tool
Let's Connect!
- Website
- Email: [email protected]
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.